Going to Extremes: Rethinking Tripods in the Digital Age

From Induro

Updated August 11, 2016

Colorado/Venice, CA Photographer Jeff Boxer explains what tripods and monopods he uses in studio and on location.

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Originally Published November 1, 2009

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